Demand for Return of Borger Prisoners in Texas Murder Case
Habeas corpus petitions were filed in district court at Stinnett seeking the return to Hutchinson County of Sam Jones and Jim Hodges, charged with killing District Attorney John A Holmes. The men were moved from Borger area jails, spotted in Fort Worth and Waco, with sheriff and deputy’s whereabouts uncertain.
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Hutchinson County
Sam Jones
Jim Hodges
John A. Holmes
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Hodges
Fort Worth
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Red Burton
Lee Shannon
Burton
Waco
Shannon
Community Chest drive kickoff at Herring Hotel luncheon
About 200 Community Chest workers met at the Herring Hotel at 12:15 today to launch a campaign for 1930 funds. Agencies include Wel fare Association Day Nursery Boy Scouts Girl Scouts Junior Red Cross and the Salvation Army. President C S Lambie stressed citizen responsibility and teamwork to fund welfare programs.
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Community Chest
Herring Hotel
Welfare Association
Day Nurrsery
Boy Scouts
Girl Scouts
Junior Red Cross
Salvation Army
C.S. Lambie
Kipling
Air Features Tonight on a Ringing Radio Chain
A listing of radio station segments and concert schedules shows will air tonight across multiple networks. The program includes orchestral and soloist features with stations such as WNYC WHP WHAM KSD and WOC among others broadcasting live or recorded performances.
Wall Street’s Panic Ends as Markets Rally and Leaders Act
Arthur Brisbane notes brokers loans collapse last week but describes a rally with GM’s 30 cent extra dividend and a $12.9 million stockholder boost. Government and finance actions ease panic and lower rates, urging the public to avoid gambling and hysteria. The piece recalls past panics ending and cautions such collapses repeat.
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General Motors
Turkey and Persia protest misrepresent Berry’s rug cleaning
The governments of Turkey and Persia protest alleged misrepresentation by Berry’s rug cleaning firm. 905 W. 10th.
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Turkey
Persia
Berry’s
W. 10Th
Want Ads Promote Rentals in Globe-News Classifieds
Advertisement urges readers to keep informed about available housing by using Globe-News Rent Ads. It invites calling 6262 to request Want Ads and highlights the service as the best method to learn who is located where and with what qualities.
Death of War Secretary Good Expected Momentarily
Word from the bedside of Secretary Good at 10 a m said recovery was impossible and death was expected momentarily. Doctors continued oxygen treatment as Mrs Good and their two sons waited nearby. His son James Jr arrived from Evanston to be at his father’s side. Hoover’s request for a visit was denied by physicians.
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Washington
Secretary Good
Hoover
Church
Mr. Good
Joel T. Boone
Beauty expert to open series of lectures today
Madame Janette Serrec renowned beauty and health author will open a free lecture series in Amarillo at 7:45 PM in the Municipal Auditorium. The Globe-News sponsored program promises demonstrations and tips on beauty health and personal charm for women.
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Janette Serrec
Mme. Serrec
Amarillo
Globe- News
Madame Serrec
Ramsey Osage murder trial resumes in federal court
John Ramsey stands trial for the alleged murder of Henry Roan Horse, a wealthy Osage. The case paused after W. K. Hale, the Osage leader, testified and Ramsey's defense called many witnesses. Hale denies involvement and Ramsey was expected to testify soon in Pawhuska Oklahoma.
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United Press
Pawhuska
Okla
John Ramsey
Henry Roan Horse
Franklin E. Kennamer
W. K. Hale
Ramsey
Hale
Leavenworth Penitentiary
Plumber Held in Slaying of Girl
Edward Hamber, a $25 a week plumbers helper, was jailed in Jersey City on murder charges for killing his fiancée Helen Wittpen, 19, who could not marry him immediately to prove her love. The shooting occurred in her home yesterday.
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United Press
Jersey City
N. J
Edward Hamber
Helen Wittpen
Hoover plan on business ready 10 move
President Hoover prepares a set of voluntary business relief measures modeled on wartime food control. Western and eastern railway executives, chamber officials, and trade leaders will confer at the White House to craft coordinated actions with government agencies to restore confidence after the stock market decline.
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United Press
Washington
Hoover
Chamber of Commerce
White House
Home Burns One on Fifteenth Street Fire
Fire of undetermined origin destroyed a two room dwelling at 1302 East 15th Street last night. Central station trucks held the blaze in check before it did further damage, firemen said.
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East 15Th Street
Central Station
School Girl Ends Life After She Is Punished
Hamilton Ohio November 18 usk Jane Setley an 18 year old school girl died in a hospital after shooting herself in the head following a spanking by her father. He learned she had lied about visiting a neighbor and punished her. The girl then went upstairs and used a revolver.
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Associated Press
Hamilton
Ohio
Jane Setley
Jane
Ortiz Rubio elected amid Mexico riot violence and fraud claims
United Press reports Ortiz Rubio won the Mexican presidency amid nationwide clashes and fraud accusations. Police say eight killed in Mexico City riots and totals suggest Ortiz Rubio led in most states. Vasconcelos' supporters claim the victory was a fiasco with voting suppression.
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United Press
Mexico
City
Pascual Ortiz Rubio
National Revolutionary and Administration
Ortiz Rubio
Republic
Jose Vasconcelos
Vasconcelos
National Revolutionary Party
Ortiz
Mrs. Nunn Plans to Meet Son at Missouri Conference
Mrs. J. Lindsay Nunn left Sunday for Columbia Missouri to join her son Gilmore at the University during an inter collegiate journalism conference. Gilmore is a junior at Washington and Lee University and attended as his school's representative.
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J. Lindsay Nunn
Columbia
Gilmore
The
Missouri University
Washington and Lee University
Ex Amarillo man confesses to deaths of ten girls
Sheriff officers in Redwood City report Ira Kirk 36 confessed to killing Clara Boeke 30 a San Francisco schoolteacher after she refused him marriage. Kirk claimed four past marriages and recent insanity at ceremonies plus prior asylum confinement. He cited love as motive and could not locate former spouses.
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Redwood City
Calif
Ira Kirk
Clara Boeke
San Francisco
J. M. McGrath
Kirk
Ethel Cherry
Breckenridge
Texas
Ira Kirk Adjudged Insane for California Slaying
Ira Kirk, confessed slayer of San Francisco teacher Miss Clara Boeke, was found insane by a Potter County jury on May 20, 1924 and ordered confined to an institution in Wichita Falls. Relatives, including a Dallas man, removed him to California on June 19, 1924, while the jury noted he suffered numerous insane attacks. An affidavit of insanity was sworn by W. T. Cobl, a rancher and realtor.
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Ira Kirk
California
Clara Boeke
San Francisco
Potter County
Wichita Falls
M. E. Kirk
Dallas
Kirk
W. T. Cobl
Pioneer Ranchman
Fraternity House Raided as University Bootleg Center
A county liquor raid on the Gamma Eta Gamma fraternity house in Urbana Illinois led to three student arrests and the confiscation of twelve gallons of gin and whiskey. State officials planned padlock action to close the house as a public nuisance while labeling the entire fraternity as implicated.
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Associated Press
Urbana
Til
Gamma Eta Gamma
University of Illinois
Cline
Shoaf
William Sherman
Crown Point
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